Myrcella I's Reign: Part 5 by Whiteshore1, literature
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Myrcella I's Reign: Part 5
Before the War of the Five Kings, the last major war definitively caused by a succession crisis had been the War of the Ninepenny Kings, where Maelys the Monstrous, previously thought to be the last Blackfyre, claimed the Iron Throne. That war, however, was never even fought on Westerosi soil. The War of there Three Stags, however, had been insanely traumatic for the Seven kingdoms; whole regions were devastated, and humanity had literally almost gone extinct due to the disunion in the face of the others and Euron. There was a general consensus across Westeros that the succession simply needed to be officially handled. Thus, in 310, Myrcella
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Myrcella I's Reign: Part 4
The Others were completely defeated by the year 305 AC, pushed back to the Lands of Always Winter. And yet, while Westeros was saved, it was clear that it needed a good deal of reorganization. Coincidentally, 305 was also the year when Queen Myrcella became Queen in her own right, with regent Tyrion Lannister stepping down to become Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West, though he was almost immediately appointed as the new Hand of the Queen. He would remain a valued advisor to Myrcella(who my damn computer is still autocorrecting to Marcella). The first task the new Queen faced was dealing with the two of the Seven Kingdoms that had b
Myrcella I's Reign: Part 3 by Whiteshore1, literature
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Myrcella I's Reign: Part 3
The Others, the story went, were created by the Children of the Forest to oppose the First Men. Eventually, they turned on the Children, forcing an alliance between the two warring factions to stop the monster the Children had created. This story is only partially true. In reality, the Others didn't turn on the Children of their own volition. The Children became careless, arrogant even. And so, a human, the 13th lord Commander of the Night's Watch, was able to gain control of the Others, becoming the Night King. It was he that led the Others against both the Children and humanity. And now, it was Euron Greyjoy who aimed to follow in his foots
Myrcella I's Reign: Part 2 by Whiteshore1, literature
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Myrcella I's Reign: Part 2
The moment that Lord Varys and his Pentoshi henchman, Illyrio Motapis, had worked for had finally arrived. Aegon Blackfyre(then called Targaryen) landed in a divided Westeros ready to claim his throne. However, neither was under any illusions as to Aegon's situation; he needed allies if he was to win. They looked first to the Reach, where Margaery Tyrell, newly widowed, looked a promising bride to bringing the most powerful of all the regions of Westerns into the fold. However, while Lord Mace wass apparently enamored with the idea, his mother Olenna quickly overruled him, pointing out that the Royalists remained strong and the Reach should f
Myrcella I's reign: Part 1 by Whiteshore1, literature
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Myrcella I's reign: Part 1
Part 1 of the Dance of the Three Stags:
In any case, after Princes Joffrey and Tommen died by falling down the stairs, Queen Cersei Lannister fell into depression, eventually withdrawing from public life(this is hand wavy, will probably revise later). Ser Jaime Lannister, meanwhile, became closer and closer to his niece Crown Princess Myrcella, who was made Crown Princess at the proclamation of Robert Baratheon. Robert's decree, however, was met with opposition from his brothers Renly and Stannis, who cited the Dance of Dragons as precedent for brothers succeeding before daughters.
In 298 AC, in the aftermath of the death of former Hand o
Interlude: Westeros' Space Program by Whiteshore1, literature
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Interlude: Westeros' Space Program
The Space Program of the United Kingdoms of Westeros had it's beginnings in the Great Planetos War, where the Westerosi military utilized rockets including innovative new missiles to help defeat the Valarists but during the "Silent War" against Communalists Dothrakia, the space program came into prominence as the government of the United Kingdoms of Westeros felt a need to win the prestige battle with the Union of Dothraki Communes. The Dothraki were the first to launch an object into orbit with their first satellite, the "Vaes", being launched in 963 AC. The Westerosi Space Program did manage to launch the first person into space in 961 on E
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The May 24 meeting was the second round of the UN-Westeros meeting and would prove to be very eventful as many world leaders were represented either in person or by their foreign ministers (or equivalents). For French President Emmanuel Macron, just newly inaguated as President of France, this would be one of the main challenges for his first 100 days as President of France and so had arrived in person for the meeting. President Xi Jinping of China, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, and President Vladimir Putin of Russia were other world leaders who had arrived in person for the diplomatic meet
Interlude: The Military of Westeros by Whiteshore1, literature
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Interlude: The Military of Westeros
The Westerosi military is considered to be the most powerful in the world it came from and even in the world which it found itself in after the Event, it is a very powerful force. The Westerosi military reports to both the Westerosi Prime Minister and the Queen of Westeros. The Westerosi Armed Forces, under normal circumstances, has almost 1 million men and women under arms and up to 5-6 million reservists. The Westerosi Military is divided into the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force.
The Westerosi Army is the largest of the three branches of the Westerosi military with 400,000 men. The Westerosi Army is responsible for protecting the border
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While the diplomats discussed in Switzerland and the Westerosi Foreign Minister was giving his famous interviews on the history of his country from the luxurious quarters the Swiss government had provided for him, the peoples of the world were reacting to the Event in various ways.
Among fans of the A Song of Ice and Fire novels and the Game of Thrones TV adaptation, the Event was greeted with surprise as the continent of Westeros had been sent into the mid-Atlantic but was far from the medieval continent they knew from the books and shows and was a modern powerhouse of it's own. As the interviews of the Westerosi Foreign Minister reve